CSEEES encourages students to seek funding from all sources available to them. The following internal and external programs may be a good fit for some students. Additionally, we will update this list as more opportunities are made known to us. If you know of any funding sources that are not listed below, please let us know by emailing cseees@osu.edu!
Last updated: August 7, 2025
Ohio State Graduate School Fellowships
Students entering the MA program at Ohio State may be nominated by CSEEES for a variety of generous fellowships from the Graduate School, including the prestigious University Fellowship, Graduate Access Fellowship to increase the accessibility of graduate study, and Engie-Axiom Fellowships for those interested in sustainability. Students awarded Graduate School Fellowships must accept them within the Graduate School system by April 15 or they will forfeit the award. Fellows may want to consider enrolling the summer before their first academic year and should discuss options with CSEEES director and staff.
Funding Through Other Units
A number of additional funding sources exist through other units on campus. Students may apply for summer or academic year funding.
Ohio State students can also access the ScholarshipUniverse search engine to find more opportunities.
- ASEEES Graduate Student Travel Grant
- Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship
- Boren Awards
- Charles B. Rangel International Affairs Program
- Critical Language Scholarship Program
- Edward Guiliano Global Fellowships
- Ford Foundation International Fellowships Program
- The Ford Global Fellowship
- Fund for Education Abroad
- Humanity in Action
- SRAS Program Grants for Study Abroad